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Studio is Flowy’s timeline editor. The canvas is where you generate and connect assets; Studio is where you arrange them into a finished video you can render and share.

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From canvas to Studio

Switch between modes with the toggle in the editor header — it reads Switch to Studio on the canvas and Switch to Canvas in Studio. Your project stays in sync across both modes, so you can hop back to the canvas to generate a missing shot and return to your edit where you left off. Every Composition node on your canvas becomes a scene in Studio. Pick which scene you’re editing from the Scene dropdown at the left end of the timeline’s transport bar — each scene has its own timeline, so longer projects stay organized as separate cuts.

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The Studio layout

  • Preview player — plays your composition at the top of the workspace. Scrub, step frame by frame, loop a region, or go fullscreen to check a cut in context.
  • Timeline — tracks and clips below the player. Move, trim, and split clips, and open keyframe rows to shape animation over time.
  • Inspector — the right-hand panel with Nodes, Media, Properties, and Plugins tabs. Select a clip and the Properties tab opens with everything you can adjust on it.
  • AI assistant — a docked chat sidebar that builds rough cuts, generates media, and applies keyframe animations from a plain-language description.
When the edit looks right, the Export button in the top bar renders the current scene into a downloadable video.

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Go deeper

Timeline

Arrange tracks and clips, trim and split, and animate with keyframes.

Inspector

Edit per-clip properties across transform, color, compositing, and audio.

Effects

Apply color grades, blur, vignette, chroma key, and more to any clip.

Export

Render your scene to a finished file and download it.
New to Studio? Do a first pass on the timeline — trim and order your clips — then polish with the inspector and effects before you export.